1. According to the author, reflection never reaches beyond what?
(a) A man being what he is.
(b) Prayer.
(c) The power of marriage.
(d) Meditation.

2. What is the reader to understand about the content of Kierkegaard's letter?
(a) The reader is to understand that the contents of the letter apply to King David.
(b) The reader is to understand that the contents of the letter apply to the reader himself and not to another.
(c) The reader is to understand that the contents of the letter apply to Kierkegaard's wife.
(d) The reader is to understand that the contents of the letter apply to the prophet Nathan.

3. To what kind of wedding ceremony does the author of the letter refer?
(a) A Danish Lutheran ceremony.
(b) A Roman Catholic ceremony.
(c) A Presbyterian ceremony.
(d) A United Methodist ceremony.

4. What does the author say he hates?
(a) All imaginary constructing.
(b) All women.
(c) All purple drapes.
(d) All modern architecture.

5. Between what two things does the writer say there may exist a significant difference?
(a) There may be a significant difference between how the young man really feels and what the wedding is like.
(b) There may be a significant difference between how the in-laws are before the wedding and after the wedding.
(c) There may be a significant difference between the time the wedding is scheduled to start and when it actually starts.
(d) There may be a significant difference between the type of wedding reception the bride wants and the type of wedding reception the groom prefers.